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12.9 Standard Reading Level
My score was 1298 which is equivalent to a 12.9 grade reading level. I agree with this score because at 11th grade I believe this is the optimum reading level to have when you take 12th grade and college classes. I am not happy with it as of right now because I am a zealot when it comes to my academics and I expect nothing but perfection for myself since I am my biggest critic. Furthermore, I would have expected to be at the collegiate level since I did take such classes, but it can explain why I didn’t do so well on the SAT and ACT. Moreover, I probably earned this score because I don’t read anything but young adult novels and I hardly ever read anything else that can challenge or improve my vocabulary. I love reading, I just haven’t had
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